Community impact · Meta Lebanon · IN

Meta will make a $1.5 million annual city payment for each completed phase, up to six phases.

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Public statement checked

Answer

Verdict on the wording above: Not independently verified A non-company party stated it; reviewed sources do not independently establish the proposition or outcome. Not a finding that it is false. How verdicts work →

Who stated it
Said by the Indiana Economic Development Corporation · government record · 11 February 2026 →
What the evidence establishes
IEDC announced the payment term. The executed agreement, phase-completion definition, first due date and evidence of any payment remain unavailable, so delivery is not independently verified.
Biggest limitation
Executed agreement, phase-completion definition, first due date and receipts.
Checked
21 September 2026 · Next review: first phase completion or executed agreement publication · History (3) →

Evidence

What the evidence supports

The Indiana Economic Development Corporation announcement describes a $1.5 million annual city payment for each completed phase, up to six phases. It establishes what the agency announced, not the controlling contract terms or payment delivery.

Still unknown

Executed agreement, phase-completion definition, first due date and receipts.

Sources

  1. Indiana Economic Development Corporation → Archived copy Gov. record

    Exact location https://iedc.in.gov/events/news/details/2026/02/11/gov.-braun-breaks-ground-on-10b-meta-data-center-campus-at-leap-district

    What it supports Phases, jobs, city-payment description and sales-tax exemption thresholds.

    Publication date · Accessed

Corrections and history

Correction · 14 September 2026 · Editorial classification update

meta-lebanon → City impact payment

Field City impact payment

From Not independently verified

To Supported

Why The government announcement supports the stated term. It does not establish an executed agreement, a due date or any payment received.

Evidence re-reading of the sources already cited on this claim; no new source.

Correction · 21 September 2026 · Editorial classification update

meta-lebanon → City impact payment

Field City impact payment

From Supported

To Not independently verified

Why The economic-development announcement establishes that the term was announced, but the controlling agreement and any payment records remain unavailable.

Evidence re-reading of the sources already cited on this claim; no new source.

Correction · 21 September 2026 · Editorial classification update

meta-lebanon → City impact payment

Field City impact payment

From $1.5 million annually per completed phase, up to six phases

To Meta will make a $1.5 million annual city payment for each completed phase, up to six phases.

Why The revised wording tests the future payment described in IEDC's announcement while distinguishing it from an executed agreement or delivered payment.

Evidence No additional evidence link; see the linked record or claim.

Review details

Scope

Unit
city impact payment
Geography
Meta Lebanon
Period
None recorded
Confidence
medium — Government economic-development announcement; executed agreement and payment records not reviewed
Kind
Public statement checked

Conflicting evidence

None recorded when this claim was checked. That records what we logged, not a finding that no conflicting record exists.

Chronology

  1. Stated by Indiana Economic Development Corporation
  2. Published — Indiana Economic Development Corporation
  3. Changed verdict recorded
  4. Source retrieved
  5. Sources re-read (software-assisted second check, not an outside audit)
  6. Changed verdict recorded
  7. Changed wording recorded
  8. Checked by DataCenterData
  9. Date not established Next review: first phase completion or executed agreement publication

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